Ledger (4.5 cm. thick) covers the period May 7, 1897 to April 23, 1901. The location of the store where these ledgers were used is unknown, but it is possible that they originate from the Hislop and Nagle in Fort Rae Island as George Buffum may have collected them during the time when he ran his trading post. The ledgers itemize furs traded for other goods.
The file consists of copies of records relating to scrip issued to Metis people in the Mackenzie River District. The original records are held by Library and Archives Canada.
This accession consists of 2 cm of textual material made up of a Hudson's Bay Company ledger listing financial transactions for the Fort McPherson post that was operated by William Firth. July 1901- December 1902
Three letters from David T. Hanbury requesting permission from Dr. Bell to duplicate photographs from an 1897 report by J.B. Tyrell on the Dubawnt and Kazan Rivers. May 1903
Photocopy of the typescript version of Alfred E. Preble's journal of his 1903 trip from Athabasca Landing to Fort Wrigley back to Athabasca Landing. Included in the journal are descriptions of the flora and fauna observed and collected. There are also descriptions of Fort Resolution, Hay River, Fort Simpson and people he met during the journey. Also included are some photocopies of black and white photos taken by Preble during this trip.
Preble's description is his journal may cause offense because he uses outdated language to describe Indigenous Peoples including the Inuit. We have reproduced the original as is because it is a part of the original historical record. If you have feedback or questions, please contact the NWT Archives.
One copy of a Danish notice with English translation. The notice concerns ships travelling inot Danish waters around Greenland Island and explains what rights and restrictions exist.